Twin engine light helicopter known for quiet, smooth flights.
Airbus H145
8 guestsUp to 8 passengers
Aircraft category
Private Helicopter Charter
Land where runways cannot take you, from city helipads to private estates, events and resorts.
At a glance
Point to point, without a runway
Helicopters offer something no fixed wing aircraft can, landing where runways do not exist. Typical charter helicopters seat 4 to 8 passengers, with larger twin engine types carrying more, and they connect city centres, resorts, estates and airports directly. They are often used for short transfers, event access, and the first or last leg of a longer private jet journey.
Specification
Key facts
| Passengers | 4 to 8, larger twin engine types up to around 15 |
|---|---|
| Typical range | 500 to 900 km / 270 to 490 nm |
| Cruise speed | 230 to 290 km/h (125 to 160 kt) |
| Typical flight time | Short sectors, typically under 2 hours |
| Landing | Helipads, heliports and approved private grounds, no runway required |
| Cabin | Compact with panoramic viewing, seating around the cabin rather than in rows |
Aircraft
Example aircraft
Fast twin engine helicopter with a sleek, sporty profile.
Agusta AW109
7 guestsUp to 7 passengers
Larger twin engine helicopter with a spacious cabin.
Agusta AW139
15 guestsUp to 15 passengers
Who it suits
Built for journeys a jet cannot make
City centre to airport transfers that skip the traffic
Event, race day and resort access without a runway
The first or last leg of a private jet journey
Considerations
An honest comparison
Advantages
- Lands where runways do not exist, including helipads and approved private grounds
- Direct routing that can bypass road traffic entirely
- Pairs naturally with a private jet for longer journeys
Considerations
- Shorter range and smaller cabins than jets
- Weather, especially wind and visibility, affects operations more
- Landing sites depend on permissions and local restrictions
Questions
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